2014 Niblett Memorial Lecture: Living in the post-HIV and AIDS Apocalypse

The storm of the HIV and AIDS epidemic has been an apocalyptic event that has presented our world with suffering, death, shame and the rising of hope in hopelessness.

Living in post-HIV and AIDS apocalypse, we are picking up pieces to rebuild, but what are these pieces that remain in our broken landscape?

The speaker, Musa W Dube, is a biblical scholar based at the University of Botswana and Professor Extraordinaire at the University of South Africa, Department of Biblical and Ancient Studies. She studied the New Testament at the University of Durham and the University of Vanderbilt (USA). Her research interests include gender, postcolonial, translation and HIV/AIDS studies.

The lecture will be followed by questions and a discussion between Musa Dube and The Rt Revd Dr Peter Selby, formerly Bishop of Worcester and Bishop to HM Prisons, and Visiting Professor in the Department of Theology and Religious Studies at King’s College.

The lecture is free, optional supper at 7pm is £15 per person.
Both must be booked in advance.

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The full transcript from the lecture can be downloaded as a PDF.
Reproduced with kind permission.